falcon e79 after xell, boots org fine

[d1nk3r]

I have this falcon, cb 5761, using jtag tool i dump my nand 6 times, all the same, one bad block, block 57, so i write xell, making sure to select org smc points in the options window, everything goes fine, untill i unplug it, and try to boot it, E79, i used the 2 diodes jtag install, like ive done 5+ times now, with NO snags. Thinking i may have bad diodes or wiring, i rewire it, again e79, rewire a 3rd time, e79 again....

i used my dvm to check and recheck the soldering, all okay, diodes are new and checked with dvm, both okay

so...

i remove the jtag wiring, flash my nand dump back, and it boots into the dash just fine, 2.0.7371.0 btw

im dumbfounded....


so im stuck, any help would be great

heres a pic of the wiring, i used the DB1F1 alt right next to the heat sync hole, and ROL point.... there 1n4148 diodes... and i checked everything with my dvm...

 

[BL4K3Y]

Try BoXXDR's wiring method instead. It uses an alternate DB1F1 point and AUD_CLAMP which is supposed to be more stable and reduces E79 errors.

*NOTE* You will need to use an AUD_CLAMP version of Xellous/FreeBOOT if you use BoXXDR's wiring.

 

[d1nk3r]

okay just select AUD_CLAMP only jtag tool, and flash ? then use that wiring?

 

[BL4K3Y]

Install the wiring first and then set those options in JTag Tool.

 

[d1nk3r]

so wire it up before i flash xellous to it?

 

[BL4K3Y]

You need the JTAG wiring installed otherwise nothing will boot.

 

[d1nk3r]

okay got it wired, now use the aud_clamp only option in jtag tool and flash xellous?

 

[BL4K3Y]

That is correct.

 

[d1nk3r]

okay did that, e79 yet again

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is there any othe tool other than jtag tool i could try?

 

[BL4K3Y]

You could try the 360 exploit tool. However, I recommend downloading the AUD_CLAMP versions of Xellous here (thanks to Ir0nman of EMS). Use this command in NandPro:

nandpro usb (assuming you are using USB): -w16 falcon.bin 0 50

 

[WestCoastConsoles]

Try re mapping the bad block. I know it's outside of xell but I have had issues with bad blocks around there screwing things up.

 

[Martin C]

I can't see the pics of your soldering as Tapatalk wont load them. So assuming it's ok, get you DMM and check the impedance of J2D2.1 and J2D2.2. They should both be 1.5k

 

[d1nk3r]

with jtag wire installed or not?

 

[BL4K3Y]

You need to install the wiring so that you can check.

 

[d1nk3r]

it is installed, and i just tried the version of xell post on page one, and still e79

 

[BL4K3Y]

Did you install the BoXXDR wiring? If so, you need to use an AUD_CLAMP version of Xell/Xellous.

 

[d1nk3r]

ok so from J2D2.1 to ground is open and J2D2.2 to ground is too..

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yep im using BoXXDR's wiring, and i used the AUD_CLAMP version of Xell/Xellous both with no luck

 

[d1nk3r]

heres a copy of my org nand if that might help?

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=KOIR3XPX

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okay heres where im at, i just remover all wiring, flashed org nandd back, and this thing boots....

i have 6 copies of my nand, they all match, one bad block @ 57, ive tired xell and xellous with both wirings, and e79 on both....

this isn't my first jtag, ive never run into this before tho...

how do i remap the bad block, as ive never had to before?

 

[Martin C]

ok so from J2D2.1 to ground is open and J2D2.2 to ground is too..

What do you mean ground is open? Is it shorting to ground on both points? If so, there is your problem.

 

[d1nk3r]

im not sure i understand what you mean